Battle of Britain Flypast Spitfire Cufflinks Stockists

A limited number of just 75 pairs of cufflinks made of metal from Spitfire P7350 and flown in P7350 during the 75th anniversary Flypast over Buckingham Palace on 10th July 2015. Include a mini log book card itemising flight times, signed by pilot Squadron Leader Dunc Mason, Officer Commanding the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight. This summer marks the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain, which was fought between July and October 1940. One of the turning points in World War Two, the brave air crew, of whom nearly 1500 died, who participated in the Battle undoubtedly helped prevent Germany from invading Britain. To help remember these courageous members of our Armed Forces, and the sacrifice they made, and to raise funds to support members, and their families, of the current Armed Forces, The Royal British Legion have teamed up with TMB Art Metal of London to create a very unique and stylish set of cufflinks. One of the most symbolic planes of The Battle of Britain was the Spitfire, but, with so many destroyed, only 35 remain flying around the world today. Of these, Spitfire “P7350”, having survived the Battle of Britain complete with battle scars and bullet holes, is now the oldest, most original and historically significant airworthy Spitfire in existence. Recently the plane underwent restoration work, during which some of the original metal, duralumin, had to be removed. TMB Art Metal were able to obtain this metal to create what must be some of the world’s most unique cufflinks! Cast in the shape of a poppy, the design of which is based on a pressed poppy found in the World War One diary of Private Smith, each set of cufflinks is different, thanks to the age and character of the metal used. All cufflinks are supplied in high quality wooden cases complete with illustrated certificates of provenance.

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